ny
losses
or
change their
present way
of life,
susure that the
would
living standards of the people of Taiw.
not be lowered and that the economic interests of
foreign countries in Tailan
would not be affected and
even
let Taiwan keep it's
It's a
army
and extensive
orgruisitions."
4.
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The analogy between China's position on Taiwan
and that on Hong Kong
by Deng Xiaoping
was drawn in conversation
with the Governor in March 1979, He said that the
on Taiwan:
Uk would be aware. of China's policy on that on its return to China there would be
Ker own
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Change in the social system, nor would Irving standards be affected. Taiwch would still enjoy a special status armed forces, and local autonomy and even even though she would be part of China. There could never
two clincs or one and a half Chinas. This was the
well as Ċ Ginese position on Hong Leong and Macao es Taiwan. This was long-standing policy. They had
adopted it because they needed Hong Leong".
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In his talk with Lord Carrington in April 1981, Deng repeated these observations on Taiwan, adding that
it would be necessary for Tailson to abandon wäsch it called itself as well as it's flag.
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long-term policy and not a matter of expectency. it also reflected China's policy towards problems of a nature.
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problems of
the Chinese, Hong Kong and Taiwan ve
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that could not be viewed in unchanged way of life and political system could imply receptance of a continuing degree of Britise alministration in Hong Kong, though within the framework a uk recognition of China's sovereignty. Any assingement
conscious example
of
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Taiwanese to return voluntarily to
fold.